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    • Control Engineering
    • Nonlinear Systems Theory
    • Artificial Intelligence in Control

    Background:

    • Strict-feedback nonlinear systems often exhibit unknown state delays and input saturation, posing significant control challenges.
    • Traditional control methods struggle with the simultaneous presence of these complex system characteristics.
    • Iterative Learning Control (ILC) offers a framework for improving system performance over repeated tasks.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop a novel neural network adaptive iterative learning control (ILC) strategy.
    • To effectively address unknown state delays and input saturation in strict-feedback nonlinear systems.
    • To ensure the convergence and stability of the controlled system.

    Main Methods:

    • Construction of Lyapunov-Krasovskii (L-K) functions for subsystems to handle unknown state delays.
    • Utilization of a command filter to mitigate derivative explosion during virtual controller design.
    • Integration of auxiliary systems within a backstepping framework to compensate for input saturation and filter imperfections.
    • Application of hyperbolic tangent functions and radial basis function neural networks (RBF NNs) for singularity and unknown term approximation.

    Main Results:

    • Successful compensation of unknown state delays and input saturation in strict-feedback nonlinear systems.
    • Demonstrated avoidance of derivative explosion through the use of command filters and auxiliary systems.
    • Guaranteed convergence of the closed-loop system states using a composite energy function (CEF) approach.
    • Validation of the proposed algorithm's effectiveness via a simulation example.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed neural network adaptive ILC strategy is effective for controlling strict-feedback nonlinear systems with unknown state delays and input saturation.
    • The combination of L-K functions, command filters, auxiliary systems, and RBF NNs provides a robust solution.
    • The study confirms the theoretical convergence properties through simulation, substantiating the algorithm's practical applicability.